Hip hop in its acceptation noble, is the realm of sampling and pushed "class." Without submitting to a (boring) analysis of the aesthetics of digging, which would be entirely inappropriate in this context, I think it's undeniable that we remember much more easily sampled drum loops that have made the history of the genre, from Amen Brother stracitati , Apache and Funky Drummer down.
But there are some notable exceptions, or drum loops that were not sampled, but pulled out of the drum machine or sampler (using the 808 sounds or sampled sounds, it does not matter) and that were memorable.
I will mention three, di importanza diversa e in ambiti diversi. Certamente PSK (What Does It Mean)? รจ insuperabile, ma si potrebbe arguire che per il movimento underground “backpacker” di fine millennio, alla fine The Fire In Which You Burn non fosse da meno.
Run DMC - Sucker MC's
Schoolly D - PSK (What Does It Mean)?
Company Flow - The Fire In Which You Burn
But there are some notable exceptions, or drum loops that were not sampled, but pulled out of the drum machine or sampler (using the 808 sounds or sampled sounds, it does not matter) and that were memorable.
I will mention three, di importanza diversa e in ambiti diversi. Certamente PSK (What Does It Mean)? รจ insuperabile, ma si potrebbe arguire che per il movimento underground “backpacker” di fine millennio, alla fine The Fire In Which You Burn non fosse da meno.
Run DMC - Sucker MC's
Schoolly D - PSK (What Does It Mean)?
Company Flow - The Fire In Which You Burn
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